# Product website changes

## [0.5.7] — 2026-10-18

- Explain read-only Brex imports, per-space card selection, individual payment assignments and guided completion in German and English.
- Keep the distinction between booked payment evidence, optional AI suggestions and explicitly confirmed contract terms. The website does not connect to a Brex account.

## [0.5.6] — 2026-10-18

- Describe the public standalone game’s optional player identity accurately; it does not use company Hub sign-in.
- Verify deployment recipe version metadata against the website package during the public-artifact test.
- Explain Crumbs’ optional consented browser recognition in German and English while preserving the website’s own cookieless configuration. Distinguish the product capability from this site’s privacy notice.


## [0.5.5] — 2026-09-29

- Give Hub Operations a dedicated bilingual section with an illustrative work/TV switch and a visible entry from the suite overview.
- Show current Desk, Trust, Assets, Contracts and Watch metrics, source-app follow-up and separately scoped TV access. Samples remain labelled; the website never connects to company dashboards.
- Explain refresh, unavailable evidence and display approval without inventing historical trends or a company health score.

## [0.5.4] — 2026-09-29

- Add a direct email contact in desktop/mobile navigation and show the public hello@kebabstack.dev address in the footer, in both languages.
- Use ordinary mail links; no contact form, new tracking or application backend. The forwarding destination remains private infrastructure configuration.

## [0.5.3] — 2026-09-29

- Lead the technology section with the operational benefit of Motoko persistence: core apps keep their state without a separately managed application database.
- Explain compatible code upgrades with a simple diagram, plain German/English copy and direct links to platform documentation and the actual Kebabstack update workflow.
- Keep platform ownership, migration, backup and external-service limits explicit; expand the sovereign-IT guides and preserve the shared design and analytics behavior.

## [0.5.2] — 2026-09-24

- Present the optional OpenTeam directory connector in Hub and the bilingual FAQ, with a direct link to setup and the tested compatibility scope.
- Explain the reviewed import, five-minute status sync and central Hub permissions. Keep shared OpenSaaS sign-in, wider suite integration and customer-pilot acceptance separate.
- Preserve canonical design, synthetic demos, Crumbs configuration and crawlable content.

## [0.5.1] — 2026-09-23

- Link the complete public MIT alpha source on GitHub from the build section and footer. Update bilingual roadmap, guides, FAQs and pilot notes while keeping Marketplace availability distinct.
- Configure the Crumbs tracker URL together with its collection endpoint in the ignored local installation file; the public source contains no company analytics destination. Preserve the production tracker, privacy signals and strict destination-specific CSP.

## [0.5.0] — 2026-09-23

- Add substantial German/English guides for sovereign IT on OpenCloud, connected IT offboarding and cookieless Crumbs analytics. All pages link to implemented examples and state alpha and operating limits.
- Add reciprocal language links, per-page titles/descriptions/canonical URLs, a complete multilingual sitemap, semantic software/breadcrumb data and a canonical-brand social image. Content is readable without JavaScript; crawler access remains open.
- Retain the existing deployment-specific Crumbs website ID and collection endpoint on all eight pages. The stable tracker URL receives the released tracker without an installation-token change.
- Add automated checks for crawlable navigation, translated routes, metadata, security headers and the analytics boundary, plus an operator search visibility guide.

## [0.4.0] — 2026-09-23

- Extend the bilingual Crumbs example with coherent channel traffic and demo-enquiry results. Explicit sample labels remain; no private analytics is published.
- Explain implemented AI referrals, scroll goals, source-attributed revenue, saved filters, multi-site reporting and optional guided Google integrations. Keep configuration and privacy/capacity boundaries visible.
- Preserve canonical branding, shared tokens, responsive navigation and the existing consent-aware analytics loader.

## [0.3.2] — 2026-09-22

- Connect the authorized kebabstack.dev Crumbs website in both languages, with pageviews, engagement, outbound links, app choices and pilot downloads.
- Keep deployment IDs in ignored configuration, limit collection to the public domain, and honor DNT/GPC before loading the tracker.
- Generate narrowly scoped script/connect CSP allowances and a matching bilingual privacy notice. Local previews and unconfigured builds do not collect visits.
- Preserve synthetic product demos; no private reports, user identifiers, form content or report credentials are published.

## [0.3.1] — 2026-09-22

- Introduce the suite as a whole in the hero: Hub provides people, sign-in and permissions, with equal links to the connected tools and the SDK extension path.
- Keep the detailed offboarding walkthrough in the Desk app explorer. The main call to action now opens the complete stack.
- Preserve the shared tokens, canonical marks, both languages, responsive reflow and keyboard navigation.

## [0.3.0] — 2026-09-22

- Apply the shared Brand & Product System: canonical runtime tokens and suite mark, forest primary actions, consistent control geometry, readable previews, persistent navigation, responsive layouts and system/light/dark appearance.
- Replace generic tables with distinct, labelled scenarios for all eight implemented core apps. Desk walks through directory deactivation, permission-checked context and verified hardware follow-up; Crumbs offers two coherent example reporting periods and sequential funnels.
- Show realistic ownership, preparation, renewal, review and DNS evidence boundaries. Keep sample records separate from customer results and Phone separate as a planned concept.
- Update outdated Crumbs collection and Desk availability copy in both languages. Preserve no-JavaScript content, deep links, keyboard navigation, the horizontal-only app strip, strict CSP and the existing deployment/domain.

## [0.2.4] — 2026-09-22

- Keep the app navigation scrollable only horizontally at every breakpoint.
  Contain the active-tab decoration within its tab and retain an inset keyboard
  focus outline, eliminating the unintended one-pixel vertical scroll range.

## [0.2.3] — 2026-09-22

- Source product icon paths from the permanent shared logo registry. Preserve the approved website geometry and make it the same source used by the suite.

## [0.2.2] — 2026-09-19

- Keep the Wasm release version explicit in the deployment recipe so shell
  interpolation cannot leave its metadata empty. Website version and content
  remain verifiable from the served pages.

## [0.2.1] — 2026-09-19

- Prepare the first Cloud Engine publication with private version/source
  metadata and a distinct website entry in the engine console.
- Point the console entry and icon at the canonical kebabstack.dev domain.

## [0.2.0] — 2026-09-19

- Add Crumbs website analytics to the German and English app explorers, with
  its alpha status and separate Node.js/SQLite collector requirement.
- Expand Desk with its local-alpha on-call scheduling, incident ownership,
  escalations, confirmed handoffs and reviewed service/payroll records.
- Introduce the planned Phone companion for iOS and Android, including incident
  alarms and an alarm-readiness check. Mark all Phone previews as concepts and
  explain the remaining delivery/platform dependencies.
- Extend the app navigation to nine modules and keep both roadmap translations
  and downloadable pilot guides aligned.

## [0.1.0] — 2026-09-19

- Introduce German and English product pages with an interactive module explorer,
  labelled synthetic product previews, a plain-language infrastructure explanation,
  extension paths, operating-cost model and practical pilot checklist.
- Distinguish implemented alpha capabilities from public-source distribution and
  OpenCloud Marketplace integration, both of which remain upcoming.
- Add a reproducible static build, keyboard/mobile support, Cloud Engine recipe,
  restrictive response headers and the kebabstack.dev domain declaration.
- No production deployment, DNS change or public repository publication.